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 1  2,2 | provincial reforms of Diocletian affected Italy in particular; from
 2  2,3 |         Athens, however, was not affected by any of the decrees of
 3  2,4 |      life there was also greatly affected at the very close of the
 4  2,5 |          by intense activity and affected important economic and financial
 5  6,8 |          letters were profoundly affected by Byzantine influence,
 6  7,1 |       were facts that profoundly affected the religious‑minded masses
 7  7,1 |        the time were also deeply affected by the same influence. This
 8  7,1 |          one may call it, has so affected and seized all of us, that
 9  7,1 |        Greece, Roger had fatally affected the project of the crusade.
10  7,1 |        Conrad had already become affected with Greek disobedience,
11  7,1 |     captured by the Normans, who affected there an appalling destruction
12  7,4 |       The cultural movement also affected the family of the Comneni
13  7,4 |          Plato. All this reading affected the style of the Alexiad,
14  8,16|          of romantic motives was affected by the influences flowing
15  8,17|          struggle which not only affected the sixth century but continued
16  8,17|      preserved. The forces which affected feudalism in the West had
17  9,3 |         Sicilian Vespers greatly affected the position of Pope Martin
18  9,5 |         reign.”[118]~ Powerfully affected as he was by the dream of
19  9,6 |          the north and west, and affected Italy, Spain, France, England,
20  9,7 | patriotism, which was powerfully affected by a dream, delusive from
21  9,12|           but it often seriously affected the government, whose fear
22  9,12|          itself was particularly affected by these insinuations …
23  9,13|   monastic ideals, was painfully affected by this quarrel and, of
24  9,19|         of Italy were themselves affected by Greek influence, became